Most of this book is a delightful read - especially the parts where Feynman goes on about being curious about a particular subject and how he pursued it. I also loved the critiques of textbooks - Brazilian and American and the corrupt processes of that system of selecting books for school children. His narrative about visiting Japan was also quite lovely to read, though I felt it quite odd that he said nothing about having been responsible for the devastation caused by the bombs he helped to create. No reflection there felt odd.